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I hope that doesn’t include people who got D+,enrolled for a cert programme, then enrolled for a dip programme, onto a degree course, and are now preparing to undertake a Masters course, I just hope
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Huu ni mwaka wa watu kuishi na kiwewe.Huku wengine wananyaganywa ploti zao,wale digrii fakiii ndio hao maji yameanza kuwaingia tumboni,president mwenyewe anachapwa RKO left right and centre,asiiiii
I think you have no cause to worry if your’s is genuine! Wafisadi ndio waogope?
Impossible to do and most probably illegal. Wasnt the degree issued on the merit of the coursework done in university?
If you accepted the person with less than a C+ then you have no basis to retroactively nullify the degree
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If this is the case, there will be a national crisis. Watu wa daudi msalaba who did those bridging courses and upgraded to degrees ndio wamejaa kwa institutions juu ya connections za wazazi wao.
Riswaaaaa!!! Pepo la D+ tokaaa!!!
What are you gonna do when they come for yours?
Tokaaa!!!
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Which one? The one from Harvard or the one from Trump University?
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I hope they are also going to compensate those who passed with flying colors but couldn’t get the course of their choice due to infiltration by parallel module.
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Bridging was for guys who had a C+ and above but had less than a C in a core subject, if someone who scored a C, C-, D+, D, D-,E was admitted then the law was broken and I hope Matiangi ensures they are prosecuted for messing up the system.
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No, it does not include such. In deed, this is the path to a university degree for students who do not meet the minimum uni entry marks. Problem is that D+ that enrolls for a Parallel degree and completes in 2 yrs. Hio ndio iko na sida.
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:D:D:D